One Piece (Anime)
One piece | |
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Original title | ONE PIECE (ワ ン ピ ー ス) |
transcription | Wan Pīsu |
genre | Shōnen , adventure , fantasy , comedy , drama |
Original video animation | |
title | One Piece: Taose! Kaizoku Ganzack |
Original title | ONE PIECE 倒 せ! 海賊 ギ ャ ン ザ ッ ク |
transcription | One Piece: Taose! Kaizoku Gyanzakku |
Country of production | Japan |
original language | Japanese |
year | 1998 |
Studio | Production IG |
length | 24 minutes |
Director | Gorō Taniguchi |
script | Hiroaki Kitajima |
production | Tetsuo Daitoku Hidekazu Terakawa |
music | Toshiya Motomichi |
Anime television series | |
Country of production | Japan |
original language | Japanese |
Year (s) | since 1999 |
Studio | Tōei animation |
length | 22 minutes |
Episodes | 939+ ( list ) |
Director | Konosuke Uda (1–278) Junji Shimizu (131–159) Munehisa Sakai (244–372) Hiroaki Miyamoto (352–) Toshinori Fukazawa (663–) |
idea | Eiichirō Oda |
production | Makoto Seino Hiroyuki Sakurada |
music | Kōhei Tanaka Shirō Hamaguchi |
First broadcast | October 20, 1999 on Fuji TV |
German-language first broadcast |
April 22, 2003 on RTL II |
One Piece (ワ ン ピ ー ス Wan Pīsu) as an anime goes back to 1998, when a 30-minute OVA was produced on the occasion of the previous year's success of the manga One Piece in the Shōnen Jump and the 30th anniversary of the Jump Super Anime Tour . Production of the television series began the following year, and over 900 episodes have appeared since then. In addition, Tōei Animation has produced thirteen films, over ten television specials and some original video animations and short films. Individual companies developed numerous merchandising items, including trading card games and a large number of video games for common consoles. With sales of $ 21 billion, One Piece is one of the most successful media franchises in the world.
OVA short film
On July 28, 1998, on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Weekly Shōnen Jump for the Jump Super Anime Tour, a series of OVA short films appeared, in addition to One Piece, Hunter × Hunter and Seikimatsu Leader Dan Takeshi . Readers of the Weekly Shōnen Jump had the opportunity to purchase a copy of the OVAs on VHS for ¥ 500 .
The OVA was titled One Piece: Taose! Kaizoku Ganzack (ONE PIECE 倒 せ! 海賊 ギ ャ ン ザ ッ ク, One Piece: Taose! Kaizoku Gyanzakku , in German "One Piece: Mach (t) him ready! The pirate Ganzack") produced by the Studio Production IG , which is used for films such as Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death & Rebirth , Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion , Jin Roh and Ghost in the Shell .
Tatsuya Hamazaki adapted the OVA in 1999 as a light novel of the same name (novel; ISBN 4-08-703084-9 ). This was published in German by Carlsen in 2010 under the title Nieder mit Ganzack! ISBN 978-3-551-75666-4 .
action
Luffy , Zorro and Nami are sailing hungry in a small nutshell across the ocean when it is sunk by a sea monster, which also kidnaps Nami. Washed up on the beach of a nearby island, Luffy is awakened in a rough way when he gets into an argument between the little Medaka and some pirates from Ganzack's troop, who are not up to him.
synchronization
The OVA has never been published in Germany, which is why there is no German-dubbed version.
role | Japanese speaker |
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Monkey D. Luffy | Urara Takano |
Lorenor Zorro | Wataru Takagi |
Nami | Megumi Toyoguchi |
General Ganzack | Norio Wakamoto |
Medaka | Jun Tanaka |
Herring / narrator | Ikuya Sawaki |
Skid | Takkō Ishimori |
Television series
1999 began the production of the television series by Toei Animation Ltd. with the aim of a film adaptation of the manga, which should go on the air on the Japanese television channel Fuji Television on October 20th of that year and has since been broadcast on a weekly basis with occasional interruptions and changes in the broadcasting time. Under the direction of the directors Kōnosuke Uda and Munehisa Sakai, almost 950 episodes plus bonus episodes have been created on the occasion of Japanese holidays . The series is so popular that it ranks 21st in the 100 most popular anime series in an online poll conducted by TV Asahi in 2006. With the broadcast of episode 207, the series has been broadcast on Japanese television since the end of October 2004 in HDTV .
The series was regularly among the ten anime series with the highest ratings in 2007. Currently, the cost of producing one episode is about 10,000,000 yen ~ about 80,000 euros.
action
The plot of the television series largely coincides with that of the original Mangas. Differences can be seen in the introduction to the story, but also at the beginning in the point of the depicted violence: The first chapters of the manga are shown as a flashback when Luffy tells his first follower Zorro about why his straw hat is so important to him . The test of whether Luffy is a pirate is limited to a joke that Luffy's role model allows himself with him. A further change in the plot concerns the so-called filler (filling episodes), which augment the actual plot with additional elements and adventures so that the television broadcast does not progress too quickly compared to the original manga.
Export of the series
In addition to the successful placement on the domestic market both through the television series itself and the its affiliated merchandising such as by video games , trading cards and action - and other collectible figures, the series has been exported to different regions and countries of the world: Different license participants acquired over time different regional exploitation rights .
So the series has so far been carried out in different parts of Europe , Asia , America and Oceania , where it has been partially adapted to different television landscapes and censorship standards. In Germany, the series started on April 22, 2003 on RTL II with 130 synchronized episodes, which sometimes cut the episodes to different degrees. The series was dubbed uncut with no falsifications, as was the case with the first 52 episodes of Dragon Ball , Dragon Ball GT or Naruto . Playbacks increased sharply from episode 263 in 2008, but decreased again from episode 315 on Tele 5.
So far, the German rights holder, the Tele München Gruppe , has acquired four more seasons after the first, making a total of 400 episodes. Initially, the broadcast was continued with the second season beginning on March 11, 2008 on RTL II. The last 86, along with other episodes, were shown for the first time in German from November 2, 2009 to September 17, 2011 on Tele 5 . In February 2011 it was announced that the German dubbing from episode 401 had been discontinued for the time being, as Tele 5 - the dubbing studio's last client - had decided to take the series out of the program.
From April 13, 2009, One Piece ran uncut with all episodes previously published in German on the pay-TV channel Animax .
VIVA bought all seven seasons from the one-piece licensor, the Tele-München-Gruppe, and broadcast them uncut from September 5, 2011 to June 26, 2012. The rights later switched to ProSiebenSat.1 Media .
ProSieben Maxx aired the eighth season for the first time from September 11 to December 19, 2014, on Thursdays and Fridays in double episodes. The station showed a preview of the eighth season with episodes 401 and 402 on April 24, 2014. The season was broadcast uncut.
In December 2015, ProSieben Maxx announced that it would show the second half of the eighth season in German for the first time from January 2016. Since January 18, 2016, the station has been showing episodes from 457 onwards, with one episode per working day (Monday to Friday). This broadcast is also uncut. After ProSieben Maxx temporarily stopped broadcasting One Piece with episode 517 in April 2016, the station has been running the anime again in its program since July 2017 and regularly broadcasts new episodes.
Since November 12, 2018, the two video-on-demand platforms Anime on Demand and Wakanim have been releasing the series, starting with episode 861, weekly in the original with German subtitles as a simulcast . Also Crunchyroll announced that they are starting to show the series with episode 923, in simulcast. In addition, all the old episodes should be available for download from Crunchyroll.
synchronization
The German version of the television series was provided with German-language dialogues up to episode 314 on behalf of RTL II and for episodes 315 to 400 on behalf of Tele 5 in the Munich dubbing studios of PPA Film GmbH. Since episode 401 the series has been edited and dubbed by Rescue Film GmbH, on behalf of Tōei Animation Europe.
role | Japanese speaker | German speaker |
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teller | Mahito Ōba |
Reinhard Brock (up to episode 400, film 1 & 9) Andreas Wilde (episode 401–558 & specials) Andreas Baum (from episode 559) |
Straw hat pirate gang | ||
Monkey D. Luffy | Mayumi Tanaka | Daniel hose |
Lorenor Zorro |
Kazuya Nakai Megumi Urawa (child) |
Philipp Brammer (up to episode 400 & up to film 11) Uwe Thomsen (from episode 401 & from film 12) |
Nami |
Akemi Okamura Wakana Yamazaki (episode 70-79) |
Stephanie waiter |
Usopp / Sogeking | Kappei Yamaguchi | Dirk Meyer |
Vinsmoke Sanji | Hiroaki Hirata Ikue Ōtani (child) |
Hubertus von Lerchenfeld |
Tony Chopper | Ikue Ōtani Ikura Kazue (episode 254–263) |
Florian Halm (up to episode 262) Martin Halm (from episode 263 & films) |
Princess Nefeltari Vivi | Misa Watanabe | Kathrin Gaube |
Nico Robin | Yuriko Yamaguchi Yuko Kobayashi (episode 299-319) Anzu Nagai (child) |
Simone Brahmann |
Cutty "Franky" Framm |
Kazuki Yao Junko Noda (child) |
Frank Engelhardt Julian Manuel (young) |
Brook | Yūichi Nagashima | Benedikt Gutjan |
marine | ||
Corby | Doi Mika |
Katrin Fröhlich (up to episode 69) Inez Günther (episode 314-324) Tim Schwarzmaier (from episode 550) |
Captain Morgan | Banjō Ginga | Willi Röbke |
Helmeppo | Kōichi Nagano |
Oliver Stritzel (up to episode 324) Gerd Meyer (from episode 550) |
Vice Admiral Smoker | Ginzō Matsuo (up to episode 79) Mahito Ōba (from episode 94) |
Ekkehardt Belle |
Tashigi | Junko Noda | Maren Rainer |
Vice Admiral Monkey D. Garp | Hiroshi Naka | Frank Engelhardt (episode 68-69) Dieter Memel (from episode 313) |
Grand Admiral Sengoku | Takkō Ishimori |
Matti Klemm Gerhard Jilka (episodes 277-278) Matthias Kupfer (films 10 & 11) |
Admiral Kuzan / Aokiji (Blue Pheasant) | Takehito Koyasu | Ole Pfennig |
Grand Admiral Sakazuki / Akainu | Fumihiko Tachiki |
Gerhard Acktun (episode 278 & film 11) Michael Brennicke (from episode 462 & film 12) |
Admiral Borsalino / Kizaru | Unshō Ishizuka (up to episode 751) Ryōtarō Okiayu (from episode 881) |
Mike Carl |
Admiral Issho / Fujitora | Ikuya Sawaki | Walter von Hauff |
Samurai of the Seas | ||
Buggy, "the clown" | Shigeru Chiba | Gudo Hoegel |
"Hawk Eye" / Mihawk Dulacre | Takeshi Aono (up to episode 460) Hirohiko Kakegawa (from episode 461) |
Matthias Klie |
Don Quixote de Flamingo / Joker | Hideyuki Tanaka Tomoe Hanba (child) |
Pascal Breuer (episode 151) Jochen Bendel (episode 207) Gerhard Acktun (episode 398) Jakob Riedl (from episode 458) |
Bartholomew Bear | Hideyuki Hori | Thomas Albus |
Gecko Moria | Katsuhisa Hōki |
Ulrich Frank (up to episode 374) Alexander Brem (from episode 458) |
Trafalgar D. Water Law | Hiroshi Kamiya |
Bernd Simon (episode 392) Manou Lubowski (from episode 394) |
Boa Hancock | Kotono Mitsuishi | Ilena Gwisdalla |
Jimbei | Daisuke Gōri (up to episode 439) Katsuhisa Hōki (from episode 440) |
Willi Röbke |
The 4 emperors | ||
Shanks | Shuichi Ikeda | Martin Halm |
Marshall D. Teach / " Blackbeard " | Akio Ōtsuka | Christoph Jablonka |
Edward Newgate / "Whitebeard" | Kinryu Arimoto | Manfred Erdmann |
Charlotte Linlin / "Big Mom" | Toshiko Fujita (episode 571) Mami Koyama (from episode 786) |
Nicole Belstler-Boettcher |
More pirates | ||
Lady Alvida | Yōko Matsuoka |
Anita Höfer (up to episode 422) Angela Wiederhut (from episode 512) |
Captain Black / Beauregard | Kōichi Hashimoto | Walter von Hauff |
Don Creek | Fumihiko Tachiki | Christoph Jablonka |
gin | Kenichi Ono | Frank Röth |
Arlong | Jūrōta Kosugi |
Peter Musäus Pierre Peters-Arnolds (episode 387) |
Bellamy, "the hyena" | Wataru Takagi | Oliver Mink |
Foxy, "the silver fox" | Am Shimada | Christian Weygand |
Eustass "Captain" Kid | Daisuke Namikawa | Ole Pfennig |
Basil Hawkins | Shigenori Souya | Niko Macoulis |
Jewelry Bonney | Reiko Kiuchi (up to episode 736) Reiko Takagi (from episode 888) |
Sonja Reichelt |
Capone Bege | Naoki Tatsuta | Wolfgang Schatz (episode 392-400) Niko Macoulis (episode 401 & 490) Gerhard Acktun (episode 513) |
Baroque company | ||
Gal Dino / Mr. 3 | Nobuyuki Hiyama | Manfred Trilling |
Sir Crocodile / Mr. 0 | Ryūzaburō Atomo |
Andreas Borcherding (episode 76-79) Frank Röth (from episode 91 & film 8) |
Bon Curry / Bentham / Mr. 2 | Kazuki Yao | Pierre Peters-Arnolds (up to ep. 129 & film 8) Benedikt Weber (from ep. 431) |
Pola / Ms. Doublefinger | Ako Mayama (episode 103-104) Yūko Tachibana (from episode 107) |
Susanne von Medvey |
Jazz Boner / Mr. 1 | Tetsu Inada | Crock Krumbiegel |
Whitebeard's gang of pirates | ||
Puma D. Ace | Toshio Furukawa Daisuke Sakaguchi (child) |
Pascal Breuer Wolfgang Schatz (episode 381) |
Marco, "the phoenix" | Masakazu Morita | Niko Macoulis (episode 151) Johannes Raspe (from episode 316) |
Jozu | Takashi Nagasako | Michael Schwarzmaier |
Vista | Masaya Takatsuka | René Oltmanns |
Blackbeard's gang of pirates | ||
Jesus barges | Tetsu Inada | Gerhard Jilka (episode 146) Ekkehardt Belle (episode 151–513) Patrick Zwingmann (from episode 634) |
Raffit | Taiki Matsuno | Andreas Borcherding (episode 151) Wolfgang Schatz (from episode 325) |
Shiryuu | Takayuki Sugo | Andreas Borcherding |
Catharina Devon | Kimiko Saitō | Inez Günther |
Avalo Pizarro | Kazunari Tanaka | Johannes Haag |
Vasco Shot | Naoki Tatsuta | Klaus Wolf |
CP9 / CP0 | ||
Rob Lucci | Tomokazu Seki | Manfred Trilling |
Caliphate | Naomi Shindo | Kathrin Simon |
Spandam | Masaya Onosaka | Tobias Lelle |
owl | Kumiko Watanabe | Claus-Peter Damitz |
Revolutionaries | ||
Monkey D. Dragon | Hidekatsu Shibata | Gerhard Jilka |
Emporio Ivankov | Norio Imamura (up to episode 460) Mitsuo Iwata (from episode 461) |
Hans-Georg Panczak |
Inazuma | Kenji Hamada (Male Form) Umeka Shōji (Female Form) |
Gerd Meyer (male form) Julia Lowack (female form) |
Sabo |
Tōru Furuya Junko Takeuchi (child) |
Felix Mayer |
Other characters / civilians / former pirates | ||
Pirate King Gol D. Roger | Chikao Ōtsuka Masane Tsukayama (from episode 849) Takeshi Kusao (young) |
Hartmut Neugebauer Patrick Roche (young) |
Makino | Makiko Ōmoto | Tatiana Pokorny |
Silver's Rayleigh | Keiichi Sonobe | Ole Pfennig (episode 8) Christoph Jablonka (from episode 397) |
Jeff | Kōji Yada (up to episode 324) Ben Hiura (from episode 794) |
Dirk Galuba |
Enel | Toshiyuki Morikawa | Stephan Hoffmann |
Kali Dadan | Noriko Uemura | Angelika Bender |
Kinemon | Kenyu Horiuchi | Matthias Klie (Series) Manfred Trilling (Specials) |
Caesar Crown | Ryūsei Nakao | Robinson Reichel |
Japanese speakers Akemi Okamura, Ikue Ōtani and Yuriko Yamaguchi suspended their employment as seiyū due to motherhood .
music
Opening and closing credits
So far, 16 opening credits and a total of 18 end credits have been produced for the television series One Piece . As a special feature, the ending has been omitted since episode 284 in favor of an approximately two and a half minute opening. The German-language versions were implemented by Arts of Toyco , with one opening and all closing songs omitted. With the beginning of episode 401, only the Japanese opening songs are used in the German version, although due to the lack of licenses for the actual openings in episodes 401 to 456, Jungle P had to be used again and therefore Share the World, Kaze o Sagashite and Fight Together has so far been completely omitted.
Opening credits
No. | Interpreter | title | Episodes | German implementation | Interpreter | Episodes |
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1 | Hiroshi Kitadani | ウ ィ ー ア ー ! ( We Are! ) | 1-47 | The legend | Noel Pix | 1-115 279-283 |
2 | Folder 5 | Believe | 48-115 | no | - | - |
3 | The baby stars | ヒ カ リ へ ( Hikari e , Eng. "Into the light") | 116-168 | Into the light | Stefan ore | 116-168 |
4th | Bon-Bon Blanco | Bon Voyage! ( French , "Have a good trip!") | 169-206 | Over the sea | Petra Scheeser | 169-195 |
5 | BOYSTYLE | コ コ ロ の ち ず ( Kokoro no Chizu , German "card of the heart") | 207-263 | Card of the heart | 196-263 | |
6th | D-51 | Brand New World | 264-278 | The journey starts | Petra Scheeser Fred Röttcher |
264-278 |
7th | The seiyū of the straw hat gang | ウ ィ ー ア ー! ~ 7 人 の 麦 わ ら 海賊 団 篇 ( We Are! ) | 279-283 | no | - | - |
8th | Tackey and Tsubasa | Crazy Rainbow | 284-325 | Rainbow star | Ron van Lankeren | 284-325 |
9 | 5050 | Jungle P | 326-372 | Jungle P | 326-372 401-458 (jp.) |
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10 | TVXQ | We are! (Cover version) | 373-394 | On the way | Stephan Kämmerer | 373-400 |
11 | Share the world | 395-425 | no | - | - | |
12 | Hexagon Family | 風 を さ が し て ( Kaze o Sagashite , Eng. "Looking for the wind") | 426-458 | no | - | - |
13 | THE ROOTLESS | One day | 459-492 | no | - | 459-516 (jp.) |
14th | Namie Amuro | Fight together | 493-516 | no | - | - |
15th | Hiroshi Kitadani | We Go! | 517-590 | no | - | 517- (jp.) |
16 | Shinzato Kouta | Hands up! | 591-628 | - | - | - |
17th | AAA | Wake up! | 629-686 | - | - | - |
18th | Generations from Exile Tribe | Hard knock days | 687-746 | - | - | - |
19th | Hiroshi Kitadani & Kishidan | We Can! | 747-806 | - | - | - |
20th | Namie Amuro | Hope | 807– | - | - | - |
Credits
No. | Interpreter | title | Episodes |
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1 | Maki Otsuki | Memories | 1-30 |
2 | Maki Otsuki | RUN! RUN! RUN! | 31-63 |
3 | TOMATO CUBE | 私 が い る よ ( Watashi ga Iru yo ) | 64-73 |
4th | Suiteisho-jo | し ょ う ち の す け ( Shōchi no Suke ) / Agreement | 74-81 |
5 | Ai-Sachi | Before Dawn | 82-94 |
6th | The Kaleidoscope | Fish | 95-106 |
7th | Uehara Takako | GLORY - 君 が い る か ら - ( GLORY -Kimi ga Iru kara- ) | 107-118 |
8th | Janne Da Arc | Shining Ray | 119-132 |
9 | Ruppina | Free Will | 133-155 |
10 | Ruppina | Faith | 156-168 |
11 | ZZ | A to Z | 169-181 |
12 | Shela | 月 と 太陽 ( Tsuki to Taiyō , "moon and sun") | 182-195 |
13 | Aiko Ikuta | Dreamship | 196-206 |
14th | Tackey and Tsubasa | 未来 航海 ( Mirai Kōkai , " Future Voyage ") | 207-230 |
15th | Asia Engineer | エ タ ー ナ ル ポ ー ズ ( Etānaru Pōzu , " Eternal Pose ") | 231-245 |
16 | Triplane | Dear friends | 246-255 |
17th | Tohoshinki TVXQ | 明日 は 来 る か ら ( Ashita wa Kuru kara , " Because Tomorrow Will Come ") | 256-263 |
18th | Delicatessen | Adventure World | 264-278 |
Special | The seiyū of the straw hat gang | Family | various |
German DVD release
Kazé Germany announced on January 27, 2012 that they had secured the rights to the first 195 episodes and are planning a DVD release from May 2012. Kazé released the first 195 episodes in 6 box sets of 6-7 discs from May 25, 2012 to March 29, 2013 without original Japanese sound. On December 23, 2013, Kaze announced that episodes 196 to 358 would be released in six boxes so far. So far, a total of 715 episodes have been published on 23 boxes.
DVD name | Episodes | Disks | Release date | Additional Information |
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Box 1 | 30th | 6th | May 25, 2012 | Contains the first 30 episodes of the series:
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Box 2 | 31 | 6th | July 27, 2012 | Contains episodes 31 through 61 of the series:
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Box 3 | 31 | 6th | 28 Sep 2012 | Contains episodes 62 through 92 of the series:
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Box 4 | 38 | 7th | Nov 30, 2012 | Contains episodes 93 to 130 of the series:
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Box 5 | 32 | 6th | Jan. 26, 2013 | Contains episodes 131 to 162 of the series:
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Box 6 | 33 | 6th | 29 Mar 2013 | Contains episodes 163 through 195 of the series:
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Box 7 | 33 | 6th | 29 Aug 2014 | Contains episodes 196 through 228 of the series:
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Box 8 | 35 | 6th | Oct 31, 2014 | Contains episodes 229 through 263 of the series:
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Box 9 | 31 | 6th | 27 Mar 2015 | Contains episodes 264 through 294 of the series:
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Box 10 | 31 | 6th | May 29, 2015 | Contains episodes 295 through 325 of the series:
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Box 11 | 33 | 6th | 28 Aug 2015 | Contains episodes 326 through 358 of the series:
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Box 12 | 32 | 6th | Feb. 26, 2016 | Contains episodes 359 through 390 of the series
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Box 13 | 31 | 6th | June 24, 2016 | Contains episodes 391 through 421 of the series:
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Box 14 | 35 | 6th | Oct 28, 2016 | Contains episodes 422 through 456 of the series:
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Box 15 | 33 | 6th | Feb. 24, 2017 | Contains episodes 457 through 489 of the series:
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Box 16 | 26th | 6th | June 30, 2017 | Includes episodes 490 through 516 of the series:
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Box 17 | 28 | 6th | Oct. 27, 2017 | Contains episodes 517 through 545 of the series:
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Box 18 | 29 | 6th | 23 Feb 2018 | Contains episodes 546 through 574 of the series:
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Box 19 | 26th | 6th | June 29, 2018 | Contains episodes 575 through 601 of the series:
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Box 20 | 27 | 6th | Oct. 26, 2018 | Contains episodes 602 through 628 of the series:
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Box 21 | 28 | 4th | 19th Aug 2019 | Includes episodes 629 through 656 of the series:
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Box 22 | 31 | 5 | 5th Dec 2019 | Contains episodes 657 through 687 of the series:
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Box 23 | 28 | 4th | May 7, 2020 | Contains episodes 688 through 715 of the series:
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Box 24 | 31 | 5 | probably 6 Aug 2020 | Contains episodes 716 through 746 of the series:
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More about publications of the series
The series appears on DVD in various countries . In Japan, the media are published at regular intervals. With episode 207, the television version was produced and broadcast in 16: 9 format. The DVDs also contain the episodes in widescreen format . A publication on Blu-ray media in high definition is still pending .
In DA-CH , the series was broadcast exclusively on television, where all episodes were broadcast in 4: 3 format , including those originally produced in 16: 9 up to and including episode 314. The episodes of the series were only edited uncensored on pay TV and broadcast on VIVA . A DVD release announced by Polyband for 2003 was canceled at short notice on the grounds that the series was too long. The information that has meanwhile been posted on the licensee's website has been removed and the adverts that have been placed have not been broadcast.
In the USA, the series was initially licensed by 4kids Entertainment, which changed the series from time to time to make it more compatible for the American television market. All elements considered harmful or racist, such as cigarettes (this is how Sanji sucks lollipops instead of smoking) or blackface were replaced by other objects or retouched accordingly. Furthermore, complete parts of the plot were simply left out, making it no longer comprehensible. In the meantime, the series license in the USA has been taken over by Funimation, which they re-dub and release uncut on DVD.
cinemamovies
Since 2000, a one-piece film has been released in Japanese cinemas every year. As can be seen in other movies on various Shōnen manga, the well-known characters play along and live through a story that is closed from the actual plot. In 2007 a story that had already been portrayed in manga and television series was summarized in a cinema adventure for the first time. This movie is based on the adventures in Alabasta. Another film, released in March 2008, is based on the events in Drumm, whereby the plot is not only greatly shortened, but sometimes presented differently.
For the tenth film, the character design and storyline were created by Oda. It became known after the tenth film that a new one-piece film would only be released every two years thereafter. The cinema-Special One Piece 3D: Mugiwara Chase , who does not belong to the film canon, was executed in contrast to the other films as a 3D animation film and ran as Jump Heroes movie called double feature together with Toriko 3D: Kaimaku Gourmet Adventure !! .
The films have been shown in German and Austrian cinemas since One Piece Gold . On free TV, the first 10 films were shown for the first time in German from August 18, 2012 on the VIVA channel, always on Saturdays during prime time . The eleventh film premiered on September 6, 2014 on ProSieben .
The German anime DVD label Kazé released the first ten films on DVD between February 2011 and September 2012. Starting with Film 5, Kazé is also releasing the films on Blu-ray alongside the DVD version. There will be no re-release of the first four films on Blu-ray. In November 2013, Kazé continued with the release of the eleventh film.
# | Japanese title | German title | Theatrical release | German DVD release |
Length (min) | Box office income (yen) |
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1 | One piece | One Piece - The Movie | 4th Mar 2000 | Feb 25, 2011 | 50 | 2,160,000,000 |
2 | Nejimaki Jima no Bōken (ね じ ま き 島 の 冒 険 ) | Adventure on the spiral island! | 3rd Mar 2001 | 25th Mar 2011 | 60 | 3,000,000,000 |
3 | Chinjū Jima no Choppā Ōkoku (珍 獣 島 の チ ョ ッ パ ー 王国 ) | Chopper on the island of strange animals | 2nd Mar 2002 | May 13, 2011 | 56 | 2,000,000,000 |
4th | Dead End no Bōken (デ ッ ド エ ン ド の 冒 険 ) | The dead end race | 1st Mar 2003 | July 29, 2011 | 95 | 2,000,000,000 |
5 | Norowareta Seiken (呪 わ れ た 聖 剣 ) | The curse of the holy sword | 6th Mar 2004 | Sep 30 2011 | 95 | 1,800,000,000 |
6th | Omatsuri-danshaku to Himitsu no Shima (オ マ ツ リ 男爵 と 秘密 の 島 ) | Baron Omatsuri and the mysterious island | 5th Mar 2005 | Oct 28, 2011 | 91 | 1,200,000,000 |
7th | Karakuri-jō no Meka Kyohei (カ ラ ク リ 城 の メ カ 巨 兵 ) | Karakuris Castle Metal soldiers | 4th Mar 2006 | Dec 16, 2011 | 94 | |
8th | Episode of Alabasta Sabaku no Ōjo to Kaizoku-tachi (エ ピ ソ ー ド オ ブ ア ラ バ ス タ 砂 漠 の 王 女 と 海賊 た ち ) | Adventure in Alabasta - The Desert Princess | 3rd Mar 2007 | Feb 24, 2012 | 90 | |
9 | Episode of Chopper + Fuyu ni Saku, Kiseki no Sakura (エ ピ ソ ー ド オ ブ チ ョ ッ パ ー + 冬 に 咲 咲 く 、 奇跡 の 桜 ) | Chopper and the wonder of the winter cherry blossom | 1st Mar 2008 | May 25, 2012 | 113 | |
10 | One Piece Film: Strong World (ONE PIECE FILM STRONG WORLD) | Strong World | Dec 12, 2009 | Sep 14 2012 | 115 | 4,700,000,000 |
S. | Mugiwara Chase ( 麦 わ ら チ ェ イ ス ) | - | 19 Mar 2011 | - | 30th | |
11 | One Piece Film Z | Z | Dec 15, 2012 | Nov 29, 2013 | 108 | 9,000,000,000 (worldwide) |
12 | One Piece Film Gold | gold | 23rd July 2016 | April 7, 2017 | 120 | 5,180,000,000 |
13 | One Piece Stampede | Stampede | 9 Aug 2019 | June 22, 2020 | 101 |
With the exception of the first film, a novel by Tatsuya Hamazaki was published for each film (see One Piece # novels ).
Individual evidence
- ↑ This popular anime franchise is now more successful than The Lord of the Rings. Retrieved April 8, 2019 .
- ↑ a b c Article on the OVA short film in the encyclopedia of the Anime News Network
- ↑ Trivia Entries in the Anime News Network Encyclopedia
- ↑ Entry on OVA in the OPwiki
- ↑ Down with Ganzack! Carlsen, accessed August 31, 2013 .
- ↑ news message about the online survey conducted by TV Asahi in Anime News Network (English)
- ↑ Evidence for broadcast of the 207th episode on AnimeDB.net
- ↑ Top 10 audience ratings for anime series in the weeks from April 30th to May 20th 2007 on Anime News Network
- ↑ Audience Report for the week of December 3-9, 2007 on Anime News Network
- ↑ a b Article "One Piece (TV)" on Anime News Network
- ↑ One Piece Volume 1: “The Adventure Begins” ISBN 3-551-74581-1
- ↑ One Piece - Episode # 4 "The Red Shanks and His Hat"
- ↑ Monkey D. Luffy / Differences between Manga and Anime in the OPwiki
- ↑ "One Piece": From Tele 5 , OtakuTimes.de
- ↑ Tele 5: Off for “One Piece” series is discontinued. February 11, 2011, accessed June 19, 2011 .
- ↑ VIVA licenses all German One Piece seasons ( Memento from January 27, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) , MANIME.de
- ↑ One Piece Season 5 from February 3rd at VIVA ( Memento from July 12th 2012 in the web archive archive.today ), MANIME.de
- ↑ One Piece will be part of the VIVA program in the future ( Memento from September 25, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) , MANIME.de
- ↑ One Piece: From January 2016 new episodes on ProSieben Maxx , serienjunkies.de
- ↑ "One Piece" gets simulcast in Germany! In: MAnime.de. November 6, 2018, accessed November 6, 2018.
- ↑ Endymion: "One Piece" Crunchyroll brings the series completely. In: Anime Sushi. February 22, 2020, accessed February 22, 2020 .
- ↑ Homepage of PPA Film GmbH
- ↑ Entry on Anime on DVD
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- ↑ Presentation of the announced RTL2 soundtrack sampler "Anime Hits Vol. 6"
- ↑ a b c Web presence of Toyco Studios , accessed November 2009
- ↑ Announcement in the one-piece manga: Chapter 515 for the episode to be broadcast on October 5, 2008 in Shōnen Jump issue 42/2008
- ↑ Amuro Namie to open for “ONE PIECE” with song, “Fight Together” ( Memento from May 10, 2016 in the Internet Archive ), tokyohive.com
- ↑ Kitadani Hiroshi's “We go!” chosen as the theme song for new ONE PIECE anime ( Memento from August 9, 2016 in the Internet Archive ), tokyohive.com
- ↑ The refrain contains a play on words made up of English words and Japanese numerals: ichi (one), ni (two), "Sunshine" (sounds like "san" for three), yon (four), We go! (go means five)
- ↑ a b http://opforum.net/showthread.php?tid=2898&pid=53846#pid53846
- ↑ AAA to be PR Ambassador For Fifteenth Anniversary of “ONE PIECE” ( Memento from February 3, 2014 in the Internet Archive ), BARKS.jp
- ↑ a b Spelling of the soundtrack collection Animission Vol.1 - UPC 5-099751-538226
- ↑ Kazé Newsletter # 1 - January 2012. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on February 23, 2013 ; Retrieved December 8, 2016 .
- ↑ One Piece - The TV series. DVD Box 1. Kaze, accessed December 8, 2013 .
- ↑ One Piece - The TV series. DVD Box 6. Kaze, accessed December 8, 2013 .
- ↑ Anchor loose - the Flying Lamb sets sail in 2014 with further episodes! In: kaze-online.de, accessed on July 29, 2017
- ↑ Animexx.de: News. April 13, 2003, accessed on January 26, 2009 (message in the Animexx news portal regarding the DVD announcement).
- ↑ Animexx.de: News. July 13, 2003, accessed on January 26, 2009 (notification in the Animexx news portal regarding the cancellation of the DVD release).
- ↑ AnimeDigital. April 19, 2003, accessed on January 26, 2009 (Review of the broadcast of the television series.): “The announced DVD release of Polyband will not take place, although the first DVD was advertised on television. When asked by AnimeDigital, Polyband replied that they did not want to publish the series because it was "too long". "
- ^ Sanji - One Piece Encyclopedia - Wikia. Retrieved on August 18, 2008 (English, notes on the censorship measures): “In the 4Kids anime, Sanji instead sucks on lollipops (due to the audience the dub was aimed at). For the Funimation version the cigarette was completely edited out and any scenes that show him lighting cigarettes or other such actions were redrawn. "
- ↑ White Pirates, Black Pirates? - Anime News Network. Retrieved August 18, 2008 .
- ↑ 4kids Entertainment - One Piece Encyclopedia - Wikia. Retrieved August 18, 2008 .
- ↑ Cast off! The straw hat gang is back… . June 9, 2013. Archived from the original on December 21, 2014. Retrieved on November 14, 2014.
- ↑ VIVA presents “One Piece” feature films from August ( Memento from January 30, 2013 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ Quota check: This is how the German premiere of “One Piece Film - Z” ran on ProSieben . September 7, 2014. Retrieved November 14, 2014.
- ↑ Kazé has licensed the 10 "One Piece" movies! , facebook.com
- ↑ One Piece Movies 5 to 10 will be released on Blu-ray ( Memento from October 2, 2011 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ Straw Hat Gang vs. Z: The first details . September 8, 2013. Accessed November 14, 2014.
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- ↑ http://www.eiren.org/toukei/2001.html
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- ↑ http://www.eiren.org/toukei/2003.html
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Web links
Official websites
- Homepage of Tōei Animation for the current movie (Japanese)
- Homepage of Toei Animation for the TV series (Japanese)
- Homepage of Fuji TV for the television series (Japanese)
Secondary sources
- One Piece: Taose! Kaizoku Gyanzakku in the Internet Movie Database (English) ( OVA short film )
- One Piece in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Cut reports on the individual episodes of the German TV version at Animedigital.de
- OPwiki - Fanwiki for One Piece